Posted by Walt Davies on November 24, 2007 at 09:00:57 from (75.106.199.16):
In Reply to: OT Dim your lites??? posted by Ollielenna on November 24, 2007 at 07:44:06:
Darn after reading what others have written here I'm glad I live in courteous state like Oregon is. Its very seldom that one has to flash his lights to get another car to dim theirs. We drive with high beams a lot because of the deer population out here. They seem to like jumping right out in front of you. Going to the doctor the other day we came home late just about dusk and was using our lights on a back road when this nice little 4 pointer crossed over right in front of us. After seeing that little guy I told my wife why do people hunt these little jack rabbits with horns. Where I grew up we had real deer. A 4 pointer was a very large animal. One nice thing now is that most people drive with their light on all the time. Walt
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